Charles Todd

Author of A Test of Wills

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Charles Todd is the pen name of mother-and-son writing duo Caroline and Charles Todd.

Books by Charles Todd

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A Test of Wills 306 copies, 10 reviews
Wings of Fire 206 copies, 5 reviews
Legacy of the Dead 188 copies, 5 reviews
Search the Dark 175 copies, 5 reviews
Watchers of Time 160 copies, 1 review
A Fearsome Doubt 139 copies, 1 review
A Cold Treachery 138 copies, 1 review
A Long Shadow 132 copies, 2 reviews
A Pale Horse 126 copies, 6 reviews
A False Mirror 125 copies, 1 review
The Murder Stone 111 copies, 3 reviews
A Duty to the Dead: A Bess Crawford Mystery 110 copies, 21 reviews
A Matter of Justice 100 copies, 6 reviews
The Red Door 6 copies

A Duty To The Dead Intl: A Bess Crawford Mystery 1 copy

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Todd, Charles

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Todd, Caroline

Todd, Charles

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Jane Chelius Literary Agency, Inc.

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Charles Todd is the pen name of mother-and-son writing duo Caroline and Charles Todd.

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